Get a Load of Lionsgate's Goofy New 'Lost Collection'!

What's a distributor to do when it has a group together of kitschy, random flicks on its hands? They slap a title like "The Lost Collection" across a few of 'em, toss the DVDs onto the market, and see if there's enough interest to warrant another volume of "Lost Collection" titles. Points to Lionsgate, however, for approaching their subject matter with a good dose of humor -- even if we're not exactly thrilled with all these fullscreen transfers. So here, submitted for your acceptance, are the eight titles in LG's new "Lost Collection." Whether or not the flicks rate to remain "lost" is entirely up to you. Hiding Out (1987) -- Jon Cryer, Annabeth Gish, and Keith Coogan star in this insipid "comedy" on touching a youthful stockbroker who hides out from assassins ... in a high school. I have a weird sort of hate for this movie. (Widescreen, trivia track, trailer) Homer & Eddie (1989) -- One of those wistful dramedies in which a mentally handicapped person becomes friends with an aggressively antisocial person. In this dispute, the former is Jim Belushi and the latter is Whoopi Goldberg. (Widescreen, trivia track) Irreconcilable Differences (1984) -- Co-written at near a young Nancy Myers (ahem), this one stars Drew Barrymore as a little girl who wants to divorce her parents, Ryan O'Neal and Shelley Long. Keep your eyes peeled for a young Sharon Stone. Or don't. (Fullscreen, trivia track) Filed under: Action, Comedy, Horror, Lionsgate Films, Home EntertainmentContinue reading Get a Load of Lionsgate's Goofy New 'Lost Collection'! Permalink